What Happens If You Are Almost 100% Vested? - Part 2

After my last post, I have many friends that told me to not proceed with the plan. I also have friends asking me about rates and from which bank I am getting the loan from.

I will need to be upfront with all the readers, as I told one of them:

"I agree that if there is no need to leverage, then better not to leverage. In fact I don't encourage this as well. In almost all my courses, I already stated at the start of each course that we should only invest with disposable cash, so no irrational thoughts will occur."

However, due to the recent downturn, I also have thoughts that if I have the ability (in terms of future cashflow) and already the cash to pay off the amount I leverage, then I should be fine.

To be honest, this is similar to taking up a property loan. Just that a bit on the short term.

So what I found out and I intend to do?

After researching, I will be doing fund transfer as I found some banks offering 0% to 3% EIR/processing fee.

Eventually, I will only be getting a very low 5 figure fund transfer amount at 1% for 6 months.

In addition...

I also met up with a TA Guru recently. I was told the downtrend will continue for a significant prolong period - years in fact.

Rather than saying the whole market will be on a downtrend, I will say the market will be super volatile.

Oh.. and I am taught a new stuff today - DLC.

I have always said - as investors we should form our own opinions, have a plan, look forward.

Crazy Plan. Crazy Thoughts. Crazy Portfolio.

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